Mechanisms hydrogen termination

The radical-based functionalization of silicon surfaces is a growing area because of the potential practical applications. Although further knowledge is needed, the scope, limitations, and mechanism of these reachons are sufficiently well understood that they can be used predictably and reliably in the modification of hydrogen-terminated silicon surfaces. The radical chemistry of (TMSlsSiH has frequently served as a model in reactions of both hydrogen-terminated porous and flat silicon surfaces. We trust that the survey presented here will serve as a platform to expand silicon radical chemistry with new and exciting discoveries. 

Many other mechanisms lead to energy dissipation, although they may be less universal than those related to boundary lubricant-induced geometric frustration. Chemical changes in lubricant molecules, reversible or irreversible, produce heat. Examples are configurational changes in hydrogen-terminated... 

The theoretical scheme took into account the reaction of chain propagation limitation by transfer to the Al-organic compound, monomer, and hydrogen, as well as the chain termination following the monomolecular mechanism (spontaneous termination or the immurement of active center). 

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There wiU be an electrostatic attraction between the positive space charge in the diamond and the excess solvated anions in the water film. These solvated anions provide a mechanism for binding the water film to the hydrogen-terminated, hydrophobic diamond surface. 

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